Why does metal feel colder than wood? Why does the Moon change shape? How can a video call cross an ocean?
The Big Why Science Encyclopedia for Curious Kids is made for readers who want more than a one-line fact. Each of its 250 questions begins with a quick answer, then shows the real cause-and-effect mechanism through clear explanations, full-color visuals, memorable Wow Facts, and connections to related ideas.
Explore 8 big worlds of science:
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Why does metal feel colder than wood? Why does the Moon change shape? How can a video call cross an ocean? The Big Why Science Encyclopedia for Curious Kids is made for readers who want more than a one-line fact. Each of its 250 questions begins with a quick answer, then shows the real cause-and-effect mechanism through clear explanations, full-color visuals, memorable Wow Facts, and connections to related ideas. Explore 8 big worlds of science: Space and the UniverseEarth, Weather, and Natural DisastersAnimals and NatureThe Human Body and BrainEveryday ScienceMachines, Inventions, and TechnologyWeird, Gross, and Funny ScienceTry-It Science Lab and Brain ChallengesBuilt to help curious minds understand how things really work: Start with a simple Quick AnswerSee the real mechanism step by stepUse diagrams and illustrations to make invisible processes easier to pictureRemember surprising Wow FactsTry safe observations, experiments, and Brain SparksFollow Curiosity Trails from one question to the nextThe large 8.5 x 11 format gives the science room to breathe. Confident older readers can explore independently, while younger readers can enjoy the book with a parent, teacher, or homeschool guide. Also included: section reviews, a science glossary, a 250-question finder, parent/teacher guidance, observation missions, prediction tests, and myth-busting challenges. 250 big questions. Real explanations. Better questions next. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798194074440
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Why does metal feel colder than wood? Why does the Moon change shape? How can a video call cross an ocean? The Big Why Science Encyclopedia for Curious Kids is made for readers who want more than a one-line fact. Each of its 250 questions begins with a quick answer, then shows the real cause-and-effect mechanism through clear explanations, full-color visuals, memorable Wow Facts, and connections to related ideas. Explore 8 big worlds of science: Space and the UniverseEarth, Weather, and Natural DisastersAnimals and NatureThe Human Body and BrainEveryday ScienceMachines, Inventions, and TechnologyWeird, Gross, and Funny ScienceTry-It Science Lab and Brain ChallengesBuilt to help curious minds understand how things really work: Start with a simple Quick AnswerSee the real mechanism step by stepUse diagrams and illustrations to make invisible processes easier to pictureRemember surprising Wow FactsTry safe observations, experiments, and Brain SparksFollow Curiosity Trails from one question to the nextThe large 8.5 x 11 format gives the science room to breathe. Confident older readers can explore independently, while younger readers can enjoy the book with a parent, teacher, or homeschool guide. Also included: section reviews, a science glossary, a 250-question finder, parent/teacher guidance, observation missions, prediction tests, and myth-busting challenges. 250 big questions. Real explanations. Better questions next. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798194074440
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Why does metal feel colder than wood Why does the Moon change shape How can a video call cross an ocean The Big Why Science Encyclopedia for Curious Kids is made for readers who want more than a one-line fact. Each of its 250 questions begins with a quick answer, then shows the real cause-and-effect mechanism through clear explanations, full-color visuals, memorable Wow Facts, and connections to related ideas. Explore 8 big worlds of science: - Space and the Universe- Earth, Weather, and Natural Disasters- Animals and Nature- The Human Body and Brain- Everyday Science- Machines, Inventions, and Technology- Weird, Gross, and Funny Science- Try-It Science Lab and Brain ChallengesBuilt to help curious minds understand how things really work: - Start with a simple Quick Answer- See the real mechanism step by step- Use diagrams and illustrations to make invisible processes easier to picture- Remember surprising Wow Facts- Try safe observations, experiments, and Brain Sparks- Follow Curiosity Trails from one question to the nextThe large 8.5 x 11 format gives the science room to breathe. Confident older readers can explore independently, while younger readers can enjoy the book with a parent, teacher, or homeschool guide. Also included: section reviews, a science glossary, a 250-question finder, parent/teacher guidance, observation missions, prediction tests, and myth-busting challenges. 250 big questions. Real explanations. Better questions next. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798194074440
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